Dolores Seeks Truth Over Mountain Mare Mystery
Dolores leaves her quiet town to cross the mountain in search of who harmed a mare blamed for a crime. She confronts social scrutiny, faces the Judge’s court, and walks with a young man who hints at hidden motives as night falls.
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Dolores
Waltlad
Yan
Delores
Nerinod
Avery
Steality
Rieht
Jett
Fepeth
Hit
Abe
Patecrete
Leme
Wim
Mira Jomneon
Pleaker
Miss Johnson
Ble
Mies Johnson
Slence
Jadele
Girls Make Their Choice and Ancient Matchmaking Customs
A fragment from London Telegraph and Milwaukee Sentinel notes on marriage customs in various cultures, including a Burmese maiden using a lamp to attract suitors and a Spanish pumpkin cake betrothal ritual. It also references an Evansville attorney and a Georgia court scene where a judge grants divorce after a colorful tale of marital discord.
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Benedict
Andalusia
London Telegraph
Harry Sioun
Evansville
Studslig
Georgia
Milwaukee Sentinel
Jewel Lost and Found Across Continents Tale
A tale recalls Verry Khemble, an actress pursued by a wealthy lunatic in the United States. He cast a package claiming a jewel inside, which was stolen later. Decades later, in Italy, a peddler encounters the long lost gem whose path remains unknown. Also noted is a factory selling 60,000 electrical devices this season.
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Verry Khemble
United States
Italy
Sorenzo
St. Louis
Hermann
Leigh Tlant
Northwest
Major Delmar
Empire City
Lon Dallon Exginn
Torker
Bulgaria
Reforma
Macedonia
Wanataaker Ia
Beaver
Robinann Lord Alverstone
Mr. Watson
Wall Street
Rocky Ford
Tom Johnson
St. Joseph
Parla
Hell
Gaien
Bishop
Walter Crandall
Modern Woodmen
Rock Island
Varied 19th century items span politics and crime
A roundup of diverse notices reports sentences and elections. Curtis Jett te sentenced to hang December 18 and Ruth Bryan fixes her wedding day October 3. Stories include strikes in Waon Tex and a burial in Washington DC.
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Curtis Jett
Misa Ruth Bryan
Leavitt
Waon
Tex
Fraternal Order of Colonials Reserve Fund Created
The fragment outlines aims to unite fraternal members, regulate charters, and provide financial backing. It mentions an executive committee and officers, with references to Amalie Corbittiee and others, and notes a social yet instructive purpose.
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Aires
Osmod Fe Wonks
Clare
Vetries
Saptedies Amalie Corbittiee
Tite
Gisinines
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German Evangelical Church of
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